ALBANY, New York, December 26, 2017: ResearchMoz.us has announced the addition of a report, titled “Global Software-Defined Data Center Market Size, Status and Forecast 2022.” The report on the global software-defined data center market presents in-depth insights into key growth dynamics, notable restraining factors, current and emerging technological landscape, notable advances in IT infrastructure, and the competitive landscape. The study offers an assessment of key factors driving the adoption in major end use industries and highlights the prevailing network standards of various vendors. The study takes a closer look at major investment trends and lucrative avenues in various regions such as the Southeast Asia, the EU, the US, Japan, India, and China.

The wide popularity of cloud-based services and the intensifying demand for achieving cost optimizations in managing myriad hardware requirements among enterprises are primary factors driving the software-defined data center market. The vast strides taken by IoT in recent years in numerous developing and developed countries has significantly benefitted the market. The growing demand for data centers for modern network architectures and the pressing need for server virtualizations are notable factors boosting the market.

The need for achieving process efficiencies and the demand among enterprise for attaining economies-of-scale are crucial factors bolstering the demand for software-defined data center. In addition, the intensifying need for dynamic provisioning of networking compute resources will help the market to expand in the coming years. The pressing need for reducing cost and management overheads in enterprises is fortifying the demand for software-defined data centers. In addition, the growing demand for scalability of cloud computing resources, especially in private cloud, is a notable factor bolstering the accentuating the growth of the market. The growing popularity of hybrid cloud is a notable development expected to open lucrative avenues for market players over the forecast period. In addition, the demand for common virtual infrastructures for different types of cloud-hosted resources is also boosting the market.

Recent technological advancements in network architecture also bodes well for the market. The lack of a viable worldwide industry standards for different vendors the paucity of skilled expertise are noteworthy factor likely to hinder the growth of the market in various regions. Nevertheless, recent developments in infrastructure models and frameworks that can meet the emerging requirements of consumers are key factors that bodes well for the market. In addition, the widely growing digitization of information and recent advancements in storage capacity are expected to open promising avenues for the growth of the market players.

The rising deployment of IoT resources by a growing number of businesses in various developing economies is providing a robust fillip to the market. Based on data centers, the market can be segmented into mid-sized data centers, enterprise data centers, and large data centers. The various application areas are BFSI, IT and telecom, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, education, and government and defense.

Significant technological advances into network infrastructures in several developed economies, notably North America, is accentuating the growth of the market. A number of players are entering into strategic mergers and acquisitions and spending substantial research and development funds in product innovations, in order to gain a competitive edge over others. Recent efforts in a number of emerging and developed economies for designing new network, compute, and infrastructural models are contributing to the growth of the market.

Collaborations between providers of virtual infrastructures and IT security will unlock exciting avenues in the coming years. Some of the prominent players operating in the market are Citrix Systems, Inc., VMware, Inc., NEC Corporation, Fujitsu, Ltd., International Business Machines Corporation, Hitachi, Ltd., Cisco Systems, Inc., EMC Corporation, HPE Co., and Microsoft Corporation.